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Supporting Your Teen With ADHD
Find out some of the common myths surrounding ADHD and understand how you can best support your teenager.
Healthy Eating Habits for Teens
Find out how to help your teenager eat healthily and the signs that something might be wrong.
Supporting Your Child if They Come Out as Gay
Find out ideas to support a child coming out as gay, including what you can say and where to find further information
Supporting a Teen Exploring Their Gender Identity
Find out how to talk with your teenager if they’re exploring their gender identity, and where to find further support.
Helping Your Teen Cope When a Pet Dies
Learn how to help your teenager cope with the loss of a pet using 5 simple strategies
5 Tips for Talking About World Events With Your Teen
5 simple tips to help you talk to your teenager about world events, including war, terrori and natural disasters.
8 Ways to Support Your Teen With OCD
How to help support your teen with OCD, including the typical behaviours you might be seeing and ways you can help.
Talking to Your Child’s Secondary School
Helpful tips on how to have positive conversations with your child’s secondary school.
Talking to Your Teenager About Bereavement
Help your child come to terms with their loss and offer them the support they need to manage a bereavement.
Talking About Alcohol With Your Teenager
Simple suggestions to talk to your child about drinking alcohol and helpful information about the effects it can have on them
Behaviours That Challenge | Sarah Johnson
Expert guest, Sarah Johnson, talks about behaviours that can challenge us as parents. She explains how we can really notice what’s going on and decide the best way to respond.
Language & Behaviour | Trish Hicken & Emma Broddle
Trish and Emma explain how you can help your child talk about their emotions so they recognise how they are feeling.
Respectful Conversations | Dr Emma Clarke
Dr Emma Clarke explains the importance of quality conversations, and how to be “respectfully confident” when talking with your children.
Difficult Conversations | Debs Kemp
Debs Kemp shares a simple and effective way to start conversations about difficult topics with your child.
